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1. 1988.46.01

   Basket, round, open. Slightly tapered walls with ash standards and alternating basswood cordage and ash weavers. Wire reinforcement added inside the rim. Baskets belonged to Mae Pierson Behymer (1884-1951). Probably purchased at Sogge's or Smith's in Sutton's Bay. Mae was married to Oliver Behymer, they came to Leelanau County in 1918 and purchased a cherry orchard on Co. Rd. #641 (sections 14&15). These are the parents of Shirley Agosa.

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2. 1988.46.02

   Round basket with open top. Step-down base and interior sewing accouterment baskets. Basket walls are wicker weave with design of sweet grass cordage weavers and bands of curled splints. Two braided sweet grass handles. Rim is edged with sweet grass and splint. (5) Interior baskets for scissors, thimbles, misc. ,and satin covered pin cushion. Edge of base is reinforced with rim of crossed splints. Natural color splints and faded sweetgrass. ...

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3. 1990.08

   Oval basket with handle. Rib basket with mitered standards and continuous weaver. Termination of standards at the intersection of the rigid bail handle and ash spring rim are covered with wide splints. Red and blue rib splints, weavers natural. Wide, heavy splint is attached to bottom to create a base.

   Record Type: Object

   
4. 1993.22.05 - Indian missionaries- Northport

   Photo: Indian missionaries- Northport . On Back: "Rev. John Jacob, Indian MIssionary. The Princess, Lizzie Wakazoo, her husband, Mr. Wakazoo and her brother, son of old Chief Petoskey"

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5. 1993.22.06 - Man-E-Do-Wah-Ba Indian Medicine Man

   Photo: Man-E-Do-Wah-Ba Indian Medicine Man

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. 1993.22.07 - Government Indian School and Train

   Photo: Train Passing Through

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7. 1993.22.08 - Waukazoo and Bailey Families

   Photo: Waukazoo and Bailey Families Back Row, left: [Moses Waukazoo?]

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. 1993.22.10 - Northern Michigan Ottawa Assoc.

   Photo: Northern Michigan Ottawa Assoc. Group portrait Front row seated: Ben Peshawbe, Jonas Shawandosa. Back row, standing: John Gingway, Edward Hall, Paul Ahgosa, Alex Wasaquam, George Sands.

   Record Type: Photo

   
9. 1993.22.19 - Agosa Sisters

   Photo: Agosa Sisters Born in Ahgosatown, near Omena, To Paul and Marian Fisher Ahgosa.

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. 1993.22.20 - Joe Ahgosa

    Photo: Joe Ahgosa Brother of Don Agosa, Joe transfered to Haksell Institute, Kansas, from Northport High School. Since the dormitories were being remodeled he slept in a damp basement, caught flu and pneumonia. A few years after coming home, he died of TB.

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. 1993.22.22 - Marian Fisher Ahgosa

    Photo: Marian Fisher Ahgosa Mother of Don Ahgosa, seated farthest right, with classmates at Government Indian School, in Carlisle, PA.

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. 1993.22.23 - Susan Pequongay

    Photo: Susan Pequongay Basket maker, born in Ahgosa-Town, moved to Travers City, She was the Grandmother of Perry King, Great Grandmother of Richard King.

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. 1993.22.24 - Northport Grade School

    Photo: Northport Grade School. Don Agosa front row, 2nd from right

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14. 1993.22.25 - Don Agosa with automobile

    Photo: Don Agosa with automobile Snow bank is as high as Don's shoulder.

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15. 1993.22.26 - Mt. Pleasant Government Indian School

    Photo: Left- Ella Fisher Harp, Right- Mabel Fisher Concannon(?) Don Agosa's cousins Two girls in uniform.

    Record Type: Photo

    
16. 1993.22.27 - Haskell Institute Basball Team

    Photo: Heskell Institute, Lawrence Kansas. Baseball Team photo

    Record Type: Photo

    
17. 1993.22.28 - Ahgosa House

    Photo: Ahgosa house. Marian, Mr. Silas, Don and Paul. L to R: Marian Ahgosa, seated on porch John Silas, from Oscoda, Don Ahgosa, and his father Paul Ahgosa

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18. 1993.22.29 - Jacob Ahgosa

    Photo: Jacob Ahgosa (Pauls Brother) A brother of Paul and Robert, Jacob was am Elder and Sunday School Teacher in Omena Presbyterian Church, where his Grandfather, Chief Ahgosa has been one of the Rev. Peter Dougherty's first converts. His house was near the area now occupied by the U of M Speech Camp.

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. 1993.22.30 - U.S. Government Boarding School for Ottawa

    Photo: Mt. Pleasant Indian School. Children Girls marching team, wearing skirts and middy blouses.

    Record Type: Photo

    
20. 1993.22.31 - Esther and Friend

    Photo: Two girls standing wearing light dresses and sweaters. Possibly Isabel Fisher Dembinski on left. Mount Pleasant Government Indian School Esther and Friend [Esther on right?]

    Record Type: Photo